We clean your classrooms once the children go home

Almost everything in a daycare happens about three feet off the ground, and most cleaning schedules never account for that. We wipe handles, push plates, light switches, cubby fronts, chair backs, and the lower half of every door, because that is the band a child actually touches. Tables are cleaned after the last snack, then again on the underside edge where hands grip and food sticks. Hard surface toys go through a wash and a full dry instead of a quick spray, and anything soft stays with your staff to launder. Circle time carpets get vacuumed slowly in two directions, since a single pass pulls almost nothing out of a low loop.

Gentle products are not optional in a room full of children, so low odor and low residue cleaners are what we bring by default and the strong material stays on the van. We tell you what goes on each surface, and all of it is applied after dismissal so nothing is drying while a class is in session. Child size restrooms need the wall behind the sink, the underside of the rim, the step stool, and the floor around the base, all of which get skipped when a crew cleans them like an adult restroom. Nap rooms get the cot frames, the mat surfaces, and the floor underneath, and we stack them the way your teachers left them so morning setup is not a puzzle. Cafeteria and multipurpose floors are dust mopped before any water goes down, because playground sand scratches when you push it around wet.

What the program covers

• Touch points wiped at child height on doors and switches
• Cubby fronts, chair backs, and table undersides cleaned
• Hard surface toys washed and fully dried before storage
• Circle time carpets vacuumed slowly in two directions
• Child size restrooms cleaned including walls and step stools
• Nap cots and mat surfaces wiped, floors underneath cleaned
• Cafeteria floors dust mopped before any water goes down
• Low odor products used in every occupied classroom